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Mine looks like that though instead of the bungie tied to the end of the wire loop it passes through a hole in the pedal with a knot on the front face. This holds the pedal plate upright against the cable clamps so it doesn't fall forward.SurfskiEstonia wrote: Thanks, guys!
The footrest on my ski looks like this:
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TRitt wrote: Just thought I'd bump this ,,, See my previous pic ,,, Still works like a champ, rudder maintains center, and just 'blip, the pedal for a quick change in direction ... If a cable were to break you're left with a 'straight ' rudder so you can get home safe ,, no adjustments or maintenance so far, going into year #4 ....
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waverider wrote:
TRitt wrote: Just thought I'd bump this ,,, See my previous pic ,,, Still works like a champ, rudder maintains center, and just 'blip, the pedal for a quick change in direction ... If a cable were to break you're left with a 'straight ' rudder so you can get home safe ,, no adjustments or maintenance so far, going into year #4 ....
I like the idea that it is addressed at the rudder end rather than at pedal end, so that, as you say, if a cable breaks you at least have a skegged boat without having to get off and rig up a rescue rig at the back, if you even have one that is.
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